Properties of Low-Heat Portland Cement Mixed with Pozzolan Cured for Ten Years
For the purpose of developing long-term durable material through continuation of long-term hydration, the authors conducted the study of the material containing high-percentage of siliceous pozzolan in the high belite cement (low heat portland cement). This paper reports the hydration characteristics (residual amount of belite and pozzolan, residual amount of Ca(OH)2, and pH of paste) and compressive strength of the material cured for 10 years. A brief summary of the results is shown below. (1) At the age of 10 years, hydration of belite (in cement) and pozzolan is continuing, and strength is also increasing. (2) Though reaction rate varies with pozzolan types (coal gasification slag and fly ash), the hydration rate of the belite and pozzolan becomes low as the pozzolan addition increases. The belite hydration rate varies from about 80% to 50%. (3) It is expected that, since there is much residue of reactive belite and pozzolan, hydration reaction and increase of compressive strength will continue even in future.
long-term durability low heat portland cement coal gasification slag fly ash, Ca(OH)2 compressive strength
S. Yamashita M. Sekihiro J.Matui
Cement/Concrete Laboratory, Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd., Taisho-hi, Osakajapan Cement/Concrete Laboratory, Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd., Taisho-hi,Osakajapan Structure Depertment, Abiko Research laboratory, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Indust
国际会议
济南
英文
1038-1044
2010-05-09(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)